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“We sympathize with people who fall victim to scams, but we provide enough information on our website and within our trading system to help users make good trading decisions. All trade scams can be avoided.”But as was the case with refunding games many moons ago, Valve has quietly done a 180. Souvlis confirmed this evening that Valve, after weeks of waiting with Steam Support, has agreed to refund and reinstate every single item that was lost in the scam.The result is a switch that feels more defined than the Cooler Master. That’s not to say a quick strike won’t fire the key, but it’s easier to hold the key right above the activation point. The BlackWidow has a more distinct feel to activation than the Blue does. Keys: Schlüssel, um Cases und Kapseln zu ?ffnenExpensive AKs are in higher demand than knives, he reasons, and so he'd always try to play the market to his more immediate advantage. Leaving personal preferences at the door is also key - just because you think that red stripe on a knife looks cool doesn't mean it's going to sell for more. And it's always good to have a handful of low-value skins to add to a deal, simply to convince your trade partner that you're worth dealing with.Also of note for those who haven’t snagged a copy yet, the game has been released with in full HD and is on sale for the week at $42.50 – 15% off it’s normal price of $49.99 – so grab it while it’s on sale!The biggest home of gambling in Australia is jumping on the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive bandwagon — and they’re bringing two big names to the party."Why do I open all these cases if, when I get something, I just sell it anyway?" he asks himself. "The money spent is probably more than what I get back. I don't know. Because I like it I guess."

CS: GO remains one of the top games in the world, and it all began with what seemed to be a minor addition. This just goes to show that sometimes the most complex problems have the most simple solutions.With ESL One Cologne already on the cards, it's hardly a surprise that Counter-Strike: Global Offensive's best-endowed league is also returning for 2016. Last year, we streamed 30 million hours of the ESL One Pro League, and it looks as if ESL is planning to push the event from 'large' to 'ludicrous' starting February 9 and coming to a head in May.Online gambling is illegal in many European countries and CSGO Lounge does not appear on the register of approved gambling providers in France or the U.K., which do permit some online betting. Neither does EGB.com, a Costa Rica-based site that also allows users to bet on eSports using real money.CSGO Lounge says on its web site that placing a bet represents a confirmation you are “in abidance with your country’s laws” regarding gambling, including minimum age. EGB, for its part, asks users to tick a box confirming they’re of legal age. Neither site responded to multiple requests for comment for this story.The idea is to have a minimalist interior, with the owner able to change the colour scheme of the PC at the flick of a switch on a remote control device. There are several colours and options to choose from, plus consumers will be able to customise the etching on the back of the system, or simply lift the front to access the PC's interior..There will be several different versions available, priced from ￡2,000 to ￡5,000.

The performance disparity between same-architecture desktop and mobile GPUs has historically been comparable to multi-generational gaps in desktop components. Recent advancements by GPU manufacturers have closed the mobile performance gap to about 10% of the desktop counterparts, an impressive feat that results in low-TDP, highly performant laptops with longer battery life.His response, minus the profanity, should be the headline of any betting site. You gamble at your own risk and if you’re in a position and constantly blaming others for your loss, you have a gambling problem. There is a reason why gambling sites and casinos have an age restriction, there is supposed to be a level of responsibility and maturity which come with throwing money away, a restriction which CSGOLounge and Dota2Lounge do not have. That’s an article for another day.Seven professional Counter-Strike: Global Offensive players have been banned from Valve-sponsored events, including the upcoming ESL One Katowice. The bans come as the result of an August 2014 match between iBUYPOWER and NetcodeGuides.com, which has now been confirmed as having been fixed.How is this even possible? A regular seller on local gaming forums explained to Gadgets 360 how they're able to undercut Valve.

Professionals were invited to play the game and offer their thoughts. Valve's Chet Faliszek explained that their early access was granted because they could "talk intelligently about the game", whereas with the masses, constructive feedback can be hard to come by.The tale of how Counter-Strike’s death spiral was reversed is complicated, and many of the pro players and event organizers who lived through it will all have a different take on how their fortunes were reversed. A confluence of circumstances, both to do with the game itself and with the world of esports in general, have all contributed to this reversal of fate.Beyond their direct support of the competitive community, Valve has also made a big effort to make CS:GO a worthy game to be played competitively in the first place. Smith remarks that “Valve [has taken] all our criticism to heart ... they understand that our complaints about gameplay issues fix the game for everybody, whether it’s map stuff or gun stuff, and they’ve started patching stuff and fixing stuff on a very regular basis. The game that came out a couple years ago is not the game we’re playing now, and that’s amazingly cool.”

Speaking of pro teams, again on Reddit poster FalZen noticed that Team Question Mark player Dupreeh posted that he was signing the team to a new sponsor today. It's yet to be announced, but a further bit of sleuthing points out that Team Secret, of Dota fame, have recently changed their Twitter handle from a Dota-specific one to the more general @teamsecret and were recently varified. They've also just opened a YouTube channel with the tagline "It's a Secret" and flashy intro vid:Dawid dijo que mientras que Game Skins no afecta al rendimiento en el juego, sí demuestra que el jugador es un jugador dedicado "que se dedica al juego y disfruta personalizando su estimulación visual dentro del juego."Los skins son la mejor forma de personalizar el juego CS:GO y hacer que tu perfil se corresponda a tu estilo. Haz que el juego sea realmente tuyo a?adiendo un dise?o impresionante a tu propia arma usada en el juego.This is important, since to the active Counter-Strike community the professional scene embodies the competitive aspect of the game in a way the monetary interests of developers and the easily-appeased masses can’t. While the developers and player base can change or play the game without a competitive dimension in mind, the possibility of professional players fixing matches indicated the intrusion of frivolous aspects into the complex mechanics that made CS:GO an interesting eSport in the first place. There is a “competitive spirit” that eSports shares with sports. The comparison can be justifiably made, since CS:GO itself has the same depth and complexity as any sport. At the top level of play it requires the same conceptual tools and time dedication to improve, as well as an extremely high skill ceiling. Keven “AZK” Larivière

Gamasutra recently sat down to play some CS:GO with Le, and chat about his thoughts on Counter Strike and the industry in general. Here's Le in his own words.I was working with Valve for about five years, and I left at the end of 2006. I started a new game called Tactical Intervention. I guess a lot of people wonder why I left Valve -- everyone wants to work at Valve, right? I think at the time, they were at the stage where there wasn't a lot of push towards a new Counter Strike game. At the time they were working on Team Fortress 2, and I felt that I wanted to focus more on a game that was similar to CS.Hopefully "Counter-Strike: Global Offensive" would be able to keep this record when Steam launches is new streaming device Steam Link and the accompanying Steam Controller next month. Currently the hardware is not compatible with Mac and Steam is working to fix this. On the other hand, to check how Counter-Strike: Global Offensive with respect to the number of concurrent players at the moment you may go to Steam & Game Stats.Here is another great news for all "Counter-Strike: Global Offensive" fans: the game is now integrated with plays.tv, which is an online service that lets the user easily share game play moments. To commemorate the integration, plays.tv is holding a video contest where they are giving away one of the most sought after CS:GO weapon skins, the AWP Dragon Lore, to four lucky individuals. And as stated in the website blog, "the contest runs from 10/14/2015 to 11/4/2015" and "only videos created within the contest dates are eligible."Yet… so is Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. It’s the second most played game on Steam after Dota 2, and it comes from a series with a history of being one of the biggest FPS in eSports. Counter-Strike has always been huge and was huge before Dota 2 was even a thing. So where is its International? Why isn’t Valve pushing that as much as Dota 2 when it has been shown that the idea of supporting the competitive community comes with a huge financial benefit?This fits in with Valve’s corporate structure of little clusters of people floating between products, with management being more hands-off than in other companies. While the idea does make sense, it feels weird to me that Valve is using its second biggest game as a test bed for just not doing anything and seeing what happens.Passive AWPing best works at corners where you have the option of retreating behind solid cover, where you can protect yourself until the AWP is ready to fire again (e.g. the box at the back corner of B site on de_dust2). Passive players only have to worry about one angle, avoiding getting flashed or smoked out of their roost, and hitting the shot.But if you crane your neck around the massive conga line of people who have discovered Global Offensive, you’ll remember that, oh right, it was born as a port—partly meant to put Counter-Strike onto the previous generation of consoles before the end of their lifespan. When Valve and Hidden Path brought CS:GO to PAX in 2011 they demoed it exclusively on Xbox 360 and talked up, no joke, cross-platform play between PC and PS3 as a major feature (which was cut before release).